June is Pride Month. One of the things I tend to do to "celebrate" is try as many rainbow foods as possible.
Kulfi PDX had a Pride Pop and a portion of each one sold benefited Sexual & Gender Minority Youth Resource Center (SMYRC). So, naturally, I had to try one!
Well, I thought I was doing so well resisting going to Salt & Straw to try their Rad Readers flavors but I gave in. It just seemed such a bookish thing to do for a kidlit booklover like me to do! Very on brand, as they say.
I'll always remember going to a bookstore mid-month of
every month to read the latest installment. I highly recommend reading
at least the first two dozen books of the original series. I'll always
be grateful for R. L. Stine's Goosebumps which led me to his Fear Street series and then to one of my favorite authors Christopher Pike.
I was just walking around when I ran across these fun trees in which you can find hidden objects! What a fun idea!
I'm fascinated with labyrinths, which for the longest time I only thought of as a complicated maze but the ones I'm talking about are the ones that are used more for walking meditations. You do follow a circuitous route to the center and basically retrace your steps. And, of course, with my completist mindset, I found a website that lists their locations and so I've been going to as many labyrinths near me. I found two today.
The first one was in a school playground.
The second was in someone's front yard. I hope I wasn't trespassing on their property!
